Every year, alongside our annual report, we issue a Sustainability Report (COP report), outlining the progress and direction of our sustainability activities.
The Group improved business and financial performance throughout the year and delivered on the outlook, which was upgraded in August, 2023.
Having already partnered with IBM on the implementation of a finance-grade ESG system, NNIT now onboards sustainability experts Transition to provide end-to-end ESG advisory services.
For the past many years, corporate sustainability work and reporting have been more or less ungoverned and unaudited (under the Non-Financial Reporting Directive). Soon, with EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) coming into effect in January 2024, the scope of requirements will be significantly extended, impacting up to 50,000 European companies.
Besides continuing our existing initiatives, 2022 included important extensions of our efforts, among which is our commitment in august to the Science Based Targets initiative, and a significant increase in our GHG Scope 3 reporting.
NNIT set out to enable future growth in 2022 and launched strategic initiatives to unlock the Group’s full business potential as a specialized IT consulting business focused on the two core business areas of Life Sciences Solutions and Cloud & Digital Solutions with a strong and consolidated Global Delivery Center and streamlined operations.
On March 14, we received our second ISO 14001 certification within two months.
NNIT Operations Specialist Lucas Füssel has worked on a way to reduce energy consumption in one of NNIT’s data centers, 1P, in Bagsværd, Denmark. He identified that by just allowing a slight increase in the overall temperatures in the data halls, we can lower the energy consumption with 12,61%.
Following an audit of our Environmental Management System, carried out by ISO certifiers DNV earlier this month, the NNIT headquarters formally received its ISO 14001 certification on February 8.
By committing to the Science Based Targets initiative, NNIT has taken an important step on the long road to becoming carbon-neutral and becoming a part of the climate change solution.
On June 1, NNIT was awarded the contract for delivery of administrative IT systems and services to Danmarks Nationalbank. The contract has an estimated worth of DKK 1 billion and runs for a period of six years with the possibility for extending for another two years. The standstill period has now come to an end, and the contract has been signed.
According to the respondents in the NNIT Expectation Barometer 2022, a lack of competent resources is one of the primary barriers to growth. This article takes a closer look at how you can use the digital potential of your organization as a springboard for long-term sustainable growth.
